Bisexual Hacker Queen Darlene Alderson In Every Episode Of Mr. Robot (season 1). 

Nobody hates freshly baked cookies more than David Bowie.

“It’s too late, isn’t it?”

Trans folks in the US

If you haven’t legally corrected your name and gender markers, I would highly recommend doing so as soon as possible. Don’t procrastinate this. If you’re not sure how to change your documents then this map will walk you through the steps necessary in your state (or the state you were born in). This link breaks down exactly how to change the gender marker on your passport. If finances are preventing you from changing your documents then you can apply for a fee waiver to potentially reduce or eliminate the cost, though this is up to the judge’s discretion. You can also reach out to local or national organizations that provide financial assistance for trans people changing their documents. For example, the Trans Relief Project (national), Name Change Project (Colorado), or Kim and Elise Beaudoin Memorial Name Change Fund (Maine). I’ve procrastinated this myself and now, nearly 6.5 years into my transition, I’m finally taking the steps to amend my birth certificate.

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natural voice change (fixed)

a big thanks to @divinelygrotesque for finding these links

Lower

Boom Your Voice - youtube video

How to deepen your voice naturally – reddit thread

How to talk with a deeper voice - wikihow

How to deepen your voice (pre-t) – reddit thread

Voice masculinization - article

Vocal androgyny in speech and singing - article

This Phone App Helps Transgender Users Change The Pitch And Tone Of Their Voices - buzzfeed article

Higher

Voice Feminization - article

Pitch, range, resonance, depth - blogspot article

How to develop a female voice - article (cisnormative language)

Feminine voice techniques - article

Elliot’s journey of mistrusting us & Mr. Robot and building that trust back up.

I have to believe there was a purpose.

“Feel, he told himself, feel, feel, feel. Even if what you feel is pain, only let yourself feel.” ― P.D. James, The Children of Men